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No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
For those who want to learn the inner workings of music without, as author Dave Stewart notes, ''getting bogged down in a lot of fearsome technicalities,'' this is an enlightening exploration of the theory and practice of music. Picking up where The Musician?β’s Guide to Reading & Writing Music leaves off, Stewart uses the same amusing style, clear examples, and practical advice to encourage readers not just to read music, but to write some of their own. The book sheds light on tonality, chord sequences, scales and modes, tempo, rhythm, improvisation and composition, chords and chord voicings, MIDI, and more. 128 pages, 6 1/8 inch. x 9 1/4 inch.
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This is the follow-up book to "The Musician's Guide To Reading and Writing Music". It is written well and it's easy to grasp.
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